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180 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Mentor , Artist , Social worker...,

Hi,
Students can consider these options:
Actuarial science
Economics Hons
BBA
Law
English Hons
Psychology
Physics Hons
Environment science
Geo informatics
B.pharma
Journalism
Sociology

81 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Management & IT Consultant,

You are advised to obtain DGCA aircraft maintenance licence so that you can work as an engineer with various airlines in Maintenance department and work at airports. You can also join Indian Air Force in Mechanical engineering branch. You will spend your maximum time on airports as an engineer in various capacities.

50 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Engineer | Author,

Hi Jay,
How can you be so sure? You will only get non SPP Colleges, non SPP are more competitive, what's your percentage and what's your education background?

117 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hi Akshada,
You will find private colleges for admissions. Regarding career options its a personal choice, you have to know your interests. You will do well in your academics and career if you enjoy what you do. Weigh your likes and dislikes.

64 Views Posted 9 years ago

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B.Sc in Physics, Chemistry, Polymer Sciences, Nano Technology. B.Tech, Geology, Psychology, Actuarial Sciences, Anthropology.

243 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hello Mangesh,
You have to complete your CPL, then you will be allowed to join IAF.
Possessing a CPL (Commercial Pilot Licence) is an added advantage. But, in order to join IAF, even CPL holders have to go through tough selection procedure that consists of written test, SSB (Services Selection Board) interview, medical examination, etc.
A candidate must have at least a graduation degree from a recognized university (3 year or 4 year graduation course). He/she must have undergone class 12th from science stream with physics, chemistry and mathematics as the main subjects. (This is also mandatory for CPL training).
The age lim... View more

12 Views Posted 11 months ago

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<p>IILM University, Gurugram's holistic learning approach gives law students more than just legal theory, it builds real-world skills. Through moot courts, internships with top law firms and corporates, interdisciplinary subjects like IPR, tech law &amp; ADR, and mentorship from practicing advocates, students graduate confident for litigation, corporate law, judiciary, or higher studies. This mix of academics, practical exposure, and industry connect in Gurugram's legal hub makes IILM Law graduates highly career-ready.</p>

31 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Please note that career in nacre Science may mean Nuclear physics or Nuclear Medicine. You may already be aware of this but you may note as below about nuclear physics and nuclear medicine:
Nuclear Physics deals with the study of the structure of matter at the atomic level. It also deals with the study of interactions of the atom molecules and the building blocks. The subject is mainly applied in nuclear power generation and nuclear weapons technology. Some of the known courses are a Doctoral degree in Nuclear Engineering and Technology, Research programs in particle collision and high energy collisions, Master of Science in Nuclear Ph... View more

27 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Student,

To choose the course for further study, it is essential to know about your interest.

34 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Please mention your PUC branch, so that I can suggest you the right course according to your field. So do write a little more detailed question.

99 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Currently pursuing MFM from NIFT,

For fashion technology, you do not need any coaching because the entrance exam includes only GAT, General Ability Test. Since there's no need for any drawing practice, you can pick any aptitude book and practise yourself. For current affairs and general knowledge, there are plenty of magazines and apps to refer. Therefore, practise aptitude as much as possible. All the best.

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<p>After clearing the CG Board Class 12 exams, students have several paths they can choose based on their interests and goals. They can go for higher studies by joining undergraduate programs in streams such as Science, Commerce, Arts, Engineering, Medicine, or Law.</p><p>For those interested in skill-based learning, Diploma courses like Polytechnic, ITI, or vocational training are good choices.</p><p>If someone wants to start working early, they can begin preparing for government job exams like SSC, UPSC, or various state-level exams. Additionally, students can explore professional certification programs or e... View more

88 Views Posted 8 years ago

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In science, you have engineering and medical. These are the traditional streams students choose. Some new streams are also in demand nowadays like biotechnology, nanotechnology, agriculture and genetics. Students are also moving towards fashion designing and interior designing. Research oriented students can go for KVPY and get into institutes like IISC or IISERs. There are courses like mechanical/electrical and computer science in engineering to newer ones like hotel management and fashion designing. You can opt for any of these as per your interest.
I hope it helps.

410 Views Posted 5 years ago

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<p>Government exams are given below:</p><ol><li>Civil Services Exams: In some countries, including India, the civil services examination is a prestigious and competitive exam that allows candidates to apply for various administrative positions within the government. While the exam is not limited to biomedical engineers, candidates from different educational backgrounds can apply, including those with a biomedical engineering degree. Clearing this exam can open up opportunities in government organizations and departments that deal with healthcare, public health, and related fields.</li><li><p>Public... View more

72 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Education and career counsellor,

Hi Archana, there are lots of options in this field, the most popular ones are
B.A in Economics
B.A Sociology
B.A Political Science
B.A Journalism
B.A English
B.A History
B.A Physical Education
If you are interested towards a specific line of work you may think of BBA, BFA, BHM, Fashion Design,BA LLB and so on.

40 Views Posted 9 years ago

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If you are asking about bright future, then the very first thing comes in my mind is Indian Railways which will make a great career opportunity for you by offering you a handsome salary with other benefits as it is one of the most favorite job for every class 12th pass candidate, but the very first step to be into Indian Railways is through checking your RRB Exam Eligibility official link provi... View more

39 Views Posted 8 years ago

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If your brother was PCM, then like others he can opt for BE/B.Tech programme in Engineering. If he was PCB, then Medical stream including MBBS BVSC BHMS BDS etc. May be of interest to him. Alternately he may opt for B.Sc. Courses in Sciences of Mathematics in an Arts and Science College for commerce streams B.Com BBA BA Economics etc. are preferred destinations.

115 Views Posted 2016-08-17 22:37:33

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Community Manager,

To study online, all you have to do is register yourself with the website you wish to enroll for and then they will provide you with the study material to study. Follow their instructions and you will be through.

115 Views Posted 2016-01-12 10:43:08

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Explore your self,

Hello
you have to clear IBPS exam which is conduct by government for government banks. and you can search job in private bank also, they also do online exam and interviews for job. In my point of view you can join any banking diploma which is help you in both bank. but if you should complete you graduation from commerce field, other wise you are not eligible for banking field.

1.7k Views Posted 8 years ago

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Tech, Travel & Food,

Both are very different from each other.
If you want to do PG, then you can go for IIT JAM. After that, you can get a good placement, if you work hard.
Otherwise, SSC is a good option, SSC is a very reputed government exam.
Choose what you have interest in.
Good luck.

717 Views Posted 2016-04-07 23:06:31

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Management & IT Consultant,

Diploma in tool and die making is niche diploma with limited job opportunities. Automobile industry is well developed industry in India. All top Automobile manufacturers and Automobile ancillary manufacturers have set up based in India. There is big automobile sales and servicing network in India which also requires automobile diploma holders. Therefore Diploma in Automobile has more job in comparison to tool and die making. Diploma holders can expect starting salary between 15 to 20 K per month.

22 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Selecting the right graduation course after class 12th board is one of the most the toughest situation for students. If you are willing to do an MBA, then BBA will be the better option as it will help you build a solid foundation and develop your basics which will help you in your MBA. But, in reality it hardly makes any difference whether you do B.Com or BBA. You won't be at a loss if you do B.Com. Only if you are interested to become a Chartered Accountant, CS or CFA then B.Com will be a better option for you. Even if you do BBA you can still pursue the above courses but then things will be comparatively tougher. BBA or Bachelor of Busin... View more

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32 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Plastic Mould Design Engineer,

Add details like your academic qualification, state you live in, interests and also age and category. That way, anyone here will give you a detailed answer. But if you want to pursue anything to be successful, I would suggest doing BA or BBA with LLB and then later pursue MBA. This course will be very helpful in securing a good job.

20 Views Posted 7 years ago

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completed graduation,

As per my experience and opinion, for your bright future it is depends on you that in which subject you have good knowledge, and that subject you have to opt, but as my experience say you have to off for Science because in Science there are lot of scopes you can go for engineering you can go for medical and many more fields. But, main part is that it's all depend on you that in which subject you have interest thank you and have a bright future ahead.

11 Views Posted a year ago

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<p>Shri Saraswati College of Social Work offers three-year BSW programme under the guidance of experts. BSW course curriculum included human behavious, social policy, community organisations, research methods and ethical considerations. After pursuing BSW, students can work in community organisations, social workers in schools &amp; hospitals, counsellors, probation offices, case managers, and others.&nbsp;</p>

78 Views Posted 7 years ago

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18 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Hi Priyanka,
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75 Views Posted 3 years ago

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A psychiatrist is a medical doctor (M. D. ) who has specialised in mental health. You can become a psychiatrist by following the given steps.
1. You must have completed your 12th grade in biology.
2. Afterwards, you will have to do an MBBS degree.
3. To gain admission to MBBS, you must take the NEET UG exam.
4. After doing MBBS, you will have to do an MD in psychiatry. It is a postgraduate level course.
5. You can also do a Diploma in psychological medicine (DPM) or a DNB Psychiatry. After successfully getting your license as a doctor, you may practice as a psychiatrist in India.

45 Views Posted 8 years ago

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You don't need a medical background to be in a publishing industry. You can anyways join it.

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